Many thanks for honest and helpful people

Editor, I am writing this letter because I am grateful to live with people that are of good character, honest and professional.

On August 31 in the morning on my way to In Shape Fitness for my morning workout, I decided to to stop at CVS Pharmacy located on Henderson and Prospect to pick up some medication and essentials. I paid for my purchase and put my wallet in my jacket pocket.

When I parked in the In Shape parking lot I reach for my wallet and I noticed it was missing, and looked all over the car to no avail. I became very hysterical and rushed back to CVS and asked a lady there if anyone had turned in a wallet, as I had just lost mine. She stated no one had turned in a missing wallet, but took my name and phone number just in case.

I then came home and called the police station here in town. The officer took my report and stated she would send an officer to my house to take my report on my missing wallet.

While the officer and I are talking outside, my grandson comes out and says, “Grandpa, someone just called from CVS and said someone found your wallet and turned it in to CVS staff.”

The officer talked to the person who found the wallet, went to CVS Pharmacy and got my wallet and turned it over to me.

In closing, I would like to thank the person who found my wallet from the bottom of my heart — they are honest and caring. Thank you CVS staff and the officer involved. I plan to pass this on when I get the opportunity to do so.

Joseph R. Fuentes Porterville